Provision, Protection, Powerනියැදිය

God Wholly Provides.

When God created us, He beautifully made us as spirit beings who have a soul and function on earth in a body. Writing to the church in Thessalonica, the apostle Paul encouraged believers to live blamelessly in spirit, soul, and body as they await the second coming of the Lord (1 Thessalonians 5:23).

God made us as spirit beings; it’s how we communicate with God and have a relationship with Him. A person’s spirit is either dead in sin or alive to God through Christ. Our soul is the seat of thought, emotion, and will. The Greek word for soul is psyche—from which we get the word psychology—means our inner self. Our souls are the seat of will, emotions, affections, desires, thoughts, and understanding. When someone says, “I need some soul care,” they mean they need to take care of their mind and emotions to get healthy. Of course, we are most familiar with our bodies, the physical aspect of who we are.

God created every human being with all three components, and He cares deeply for us as a whole. God wants to provide for us spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically.

He knows what you need spiritually. Do you need salvation? Forgiveness? Freedom from temptation? Are you seeking to understand who you are in Christ?

God knows you need soul care, and He is here for you. Do you need help in your thought life? Do you need to overcome depression, anxiety, fear, or insecurity? Jesus came to set you free!

What physical need do you have? Are you suffering from sickness or injury? Is there a financial burden or a relationship that needs healing? Is there a miracle you’ve been waiting for?

“Therefore He is also able to save to the uttermost those who come to God through Him” (Hebrews 7:25). This promise means that Jesus is able to save, rescue, deliver, set free, heal, and restore to health—completely and eternally. When God works, He does it abundantly and completely!

Prayer:
“Lord, thank You that I am complete in You. I ask You to help me spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically in every area where I lack. You are my hope, my answer, and my provision. I look to You, trust You, and receive from You. I need You, Lord. Thank You for providing all my needs fully and completely. I confess that you wholly provide to make me whole! Amen.”